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If most of the neurons in our brain have just one axon extending out from the soma, how can the neuron potentially connect to as many as 10,000 other neurons, if it only has a few dozen dendrites?

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Will all the stars in the universe eventually burn out?

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If our Solar System is hurtling through space (as opposed to the planets simply orbiting a stationary sun) then doesn’t it increase the chances of Earth colliding with some other object?

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After hundreds and thousands of years of human evolution, why are our teeth & gums still so susceptible to rot and decay?

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If Earth’s acceleration due to gravity was 4.9 m2/second (half of what it really is), what effect would this have had on the development of life on the planet?

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After hundreds of thousands of human evolution, why hasn’t our ability to see in the dark become better than it is now?

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[WP] Science discovers that cryogenic freezing creates a zombie gene. Governments order the termination of all cryogenically frozen bodies. The Disney company hires mercenaries to rescue the body of their founder; it's a race against time to reanimate Walt Disney...

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It’s 2003, and you’ve just enjoyed a late-night Mitch Hedberg stand-up routine in a theatre restaurant. You walk outside, and as you pass a row of parked cars you suddenly hear muffled voices coming from the trunk of one car...

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If most of the neurons in our brain have just one axon extending out from the soma, how can the neuron potentially connect to as many as 10,000 other neurons, if it only has a few dozen dendrites?	2	askscience
Will all the stars in the universe eventually burn out?	2	askscience
If our Solar System is hurtling through space (as opposed to the planets simply orbiting a stationary sun) then doesn’t it increase the chances of Earth colliding with some other object?	1	askscience
After hundreds and thousands of years of human evolution, why are our teeth & gums still so susceptible to rot and decay?	1	askscience
If Earth’s acceleration due to gravity was 4.9 m2/second (half of what it really is), what effect would this have had on the development of life on the planet?	1	askscience
After hundreds of thousands of human evolution, why hasn’t our ability to see in the dark become better than it is now?	1	askscience
[WP] Science discovers that cryogenic freezing creates a zombie gene. Governments order the termination of all cryogenically frozen bodies. The Disney company hires mercenaries to rescue the body of their founder; it's a race against time to reanimate Walt Disney...	1	WritingPrompts
It’s 2003, and you’ve just enjoyed a late-night Mitch Hedberg stand-up routine in a theatre restaurant. You walk outside, and as you pass a row of parked cars you suddenly hear muffled voices coming from the trunk of one car...	1	WritingPrompts